Hey, and welcome to another episode of Coffee And A Car Ride. In this installment, I will be ranting about General Milley and the question of whether he is a hero or a traitor, but more importantly, I will rant about the lesson of that tale, and that is that toddlers come in all shapes and sizes.

Hi, welcome to another installment of Coffee And A Car Ride. In this episode, I rant about the worthlessness of personal choice freedoms. Personal choice freedoms are the idea that everyone has the right to choose anything at any time, like whether to get vaccinated. Now in the age of Covid it has taken on a whole new meaning. I will ramble on about how the value of those freedoms is only as much as the price tag the individual puts on it. So join me for another humorous episode that is possibly guaranteed to make you laugh. Oh yeah, put that in your coffee and drink it.

Hi and welcome to another episode. In this installment, we finish our conversation about the Sackler family and their connection to the opioid epidemic. My friend Jame and I grill the Italian Leather Heisenbergs that many have blamed for causing this health crisis. We do so with uproarious wit, reflecting on the tragic consequences of the drug OxyContin. So join us for this enlighten exchange. Put that in your coffee and drink it.

Welcome back to another episode of Coffee And A Car Ride. This time around we continue with my discussion with my friend James about the Sackler family, and their settlement with 15 states over the opioid epidemic. We talk about how those silk tie El Chapos helped to destroy America in the most American way. This is a can’t miss conversation that is bound to make ya think. Come give it a listen.

Hey, how are you doing, and welcome to the first episode of the second season of Coffee And A Car Ride. In this episode, I am joined by my friend James as we revisit the topic of drugs, but more specifically the Sacklers and the Purdue Pharma settlement. Not pulling any punches, we burn the hell out of the white-collar drug dealers who have ruined so many lives. So joins us for this hilariously stimulating conversation. Oh, put that in your coffee and drink it.

Welcome to a special episode of Coffee And A Car Ride. While I was originally going to continue discussing the opioid epidemic and the question of whether drugs should be decriminalized till the 2nd season, something momentous just occurred. A golden turd of an event occurred. 15 states reached an agreement to settle with Purdue Pharma. That means that rather than fight Purdue and the Sackler family over their responsibility for causing the opioid epidemic, those states would rather accept a payout freeing up the Sackler family from ever having to take personal responsibility for their part. It is a 15 state cop-out.

Welcome to another episode of Coffee And A Car Ride. This is a special episode for two reasons. The first is that it is the last episode of the first season. WHOO! That means that my ADHD-affected ass was actually able to finish what I started. The second reason why is because this episode is one of the first times that I have really had a chance to engage with someone on the other side of the political spectrum. A Conservative. I should say engage with on record. It is also momentous because that person on the other side of the table is my brother-in-law. So, come join me for the cup and cruise of the season. It is Coffee And A Car Ride.

Welcome to another episode of Coffee And A Car Ride. Right now in our nation many things are causing problems, and are a concern. One of those things is the psychotic Mike Lindell and his snake oil salesman prophecy of Trump’s triumphant return. The other is the opioid epidemic. But there is good news, West Virginia is suing the drug suppliers. In other words, they are going after the middle man companies that overloaded the state with drugs. The Hillbillies are feuding again.

Welcome to another episode of Coffee Snd A Car Ride. Hope all is well. In this episode, I will rant about the disturbing rumor that has been going around that Trump will be reinstated as president by August. This is something that sounds like the development of another attempted coup, like January 6th. It is something phantasmically terrifying until you remember that one of the people who came up with it is none other than the My Pillow Guy, Mike Lindell. Then, although it is the insane ramblings of an unhinged looney tune, you can breathe. Until you remember that January 6th was the result of the ramblings of an unhinged looney tune, and you hyperventilate. Yup, put that in your coffee and drink it.